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Office Information

WVU Extension Service
Jefferson County Office
1948 Wiltshire Road, Suite 3
Kearneysville, WV 25430-9644

Phone: 304-728-7413
Fax: 304-728-4101
Hours: 8:30-4:30 Mon-Fri
Driving Directions

There are many producers of agricultural products and services in Jefferson and surrounding counties. An attempt was made to list all who were willing to provide information related to the products or services being offered. This list offered is made with the understanding that no discrimination is intended and no endorsement by the West Virginia University Extension Service is implied.

Brochures (Requires Acrobat Reader)

Jefferson County Fruit and Vegetable Vendors
Eastern Panhandle Hay and Straw Vendors
Eastern Panhandle Livestock Sales, Products and Services
Custom Farming Available to Land Owners
Form to Submit Your Farm as a Place to , (or as Word Document )

Jefferson Farms.org

Visit Jefferson Farms.org, a Web site dedicated to agriculture in Jefferson County for an up-to-date listing of agricultural activities and producers who have products and services to offer to the public. This is a cooperative effort between the Jefferson County Agriculture Development Office and the Jefferson County Farm Bureau.

The Jefferson County Development Office

The Jefferson County Development Office was established in 2004 and is
dedicated to sustaining agriculture as a vibrant part of the economic community in Jefferson County.

The Agriculture Development Office is located in the BizTech Building in the Burr Industrial Park. Here is the contact information for the office and Director, Kellie Boles.

150 East Burr Blvd.
Kearneysville , WV 25430
Phone: 304.728.3051, ext. 239

Fax: 304.728.3068
Email: kboles@jctc.org

Cultivating Jefferson

A series of articles was written by reporter Karen Contreras for The Journal in the fall of 2003. These articles reflect a changing agriculture and how agricultural producers as individuals and as part of larger groups are working to sustain and improve their way of life. They also reflect the challenges facing the agriculture community.

Still Farm Country
Adding Value Together
Land of Plenty
From Trees to Split Foyers
Horses Hit Their Stride
Its No Longer Apples and Oranges
Leaders Consider Ways to Preserve Agriculture
Cultivating Jefferson - The Series (Requires Acrobat Reader)

Jefferson County Farm Day Photos

For the last several years, Jane Tabb, a County Commissioner and farmer has sought to bring the farm community and the general population closer together through a spring tour of several farms in Jefferson County. Below is a link to pictures of the farms visited in 2002.

Farm Day 2002

Issued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension work, Acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. David Miller, Director, Cooperative Extension Service, West Virginia University. West Virginia University is governed by the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission and the WVU Board of Governors. Programs and activities offered by the WVU Extension Service are available to all persons without regard to race, color, sex, disability, religion, age, veteran status, political beliefs, sexual orientation, national origin, and marital or family status.